Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1866 — Page 3
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DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 26. INDIANAPOLIS R. R. TIME TABLE. Columbus and Indianapolis Osntral Hallway. IralnsliesTs. Trains Arrlrs. rayKzpress 4-.03A.lt. Pittsburg Express J:43 P. H. J®-?? « Bight Express 7J0P.lt. 13:00 P. It | Cincinnati and Indianapolis Junction, j Express AOO A.M. 1?:30 P. M Hall 2:45 P. M. 10:00 P. M Bellefontaine Railroad. Express 7:45 P. If• Accommodation 4:00 P.M. 11:30 A. It Express Mail 4 00 A.M 8:45 P. M Madison Hailroad. Ev^lK^'/.'.V.V.V.V.'sio p!m. V 2 :* li Jsfforsonrille Hailroad. Morning Express 10.16A.M. Night Express 9 00 P. M. 3:S0 A.M Chicago Kxpress 5:00 P.M. ^ u Evening Express 7 - 3U M Fern Hailroad. Chicago Express... 12:30 P.M. 7:20 A.M Chicago Express. • 10:10 P.M. 435 P.M Lafayette Hailroad. Chicago Express <12 30 P. M. 3:45 A. M Springfield Accommodation 7:30 P. M. 10.10 A.M Chicago Kxpress 10:00 P.M. 4:40 P.M Terre Hants and Indianapolis. 8t. Louis Accommodation.. 8:15 A. M. 8:40 P. M St. Louis Express 13:35 P. M. 7:15 P. M Terre Uaute Mall 3:10 P. M. 10:40 A. M Night Express 10:10 P.M. 3:45 A.M Cincinnati Railroad. Mail 3:50 A. M. 12:20 P.M Accommodation ....10:50 A.M. 6:50 P M Express 7:15 P. M. 9:50 P. M Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Hailroad. Expressaroencastlejunctlongoingnorth... 7.00 P. M Going south 11.47 A. M
COMMERCIAL. Monetary Affairs in New York. New York, May 2.1. The Post's money article says: The chief feature of importance on Wall street is the lirmness given to 5-20’s by the report of the rise in gold. The loreign houses who had imported them from Europe can not sell them here at a profit, and are, consequently, re-ex-porting them. The loan market is active at 7 percent., but at this rate borrowers can get all the accommodation they want. The stock market is dull, but firm, with a general improvement, both in (lovernments and the general list. After the board, New York Central was quoted at 93%; Erie, G7%; Reading, 110%; Michigan Southern, 78%; Pittsburg, SO; Northwestern, 27%; do. preferred. .17%:. Foreign exchange was quiet, bills at sixty days, on London, selling at 10S%@109%. I’ommereial paper sold at 109%c^l09%, and bankers’ do., at short sight, at 110%(2111. The Commercial's money article says: the market exhibits a slight improvement of tone, though there is still an unsettled feeling among the banks; the pressure for money is not so severe as yesterday, but it is fully up to the means of lenders'. The sub-treasurv received about four and one-half millions dollars from the hanks to-day, on account of gold sold; the payments have been chiefly made in currency; the rate on call loans is 7 percent.; discounts arc quiet, and the rates higher; the best paper is quoted at G%@7 per cent.; names which, a few days ago would pass at 7 per cent., are now quoted,at 10 per cent. The banks anticipate greater ease to-morrow, the payments for gold having been concluded, but there is no prospect of any immediate change in the rate on call loans. The pinch in money does pot materially interfere with stock operations, the brokers themselves having large deposits to fall back upon. The marketjwas this morning stronger at the board, prices beiijg higher throughout the list. Governments are very active and firmer; old 5-20’s are % better; ditto of 180.1 %, and 10-10’s*%. The assistant treasurer Is prepared to redeem any amount of compound interest notes at par and interest, from not only the banks, but any holders whatever. Gold remains very firm, principally under the purchases of the short. The market is heavily overstock. Several parties have failed to make good their contracts. The losses in short contracts are very heavy. The export of gold to-morrow is expected not to be below live millions. There is a very active movement In cotton goods, the market prices on some goods having advanced 20 per cent. Business at the bank at closing hours to-day was large, the exchange being over S3:2,0OO,OOO and the balances over $5,500,000. Exchange is quiet, and the rates for sixty days bills are less firm. Later.—Five-twenties have been bought up to-day quite freely for shipment to Europe, at the present prices of bonds and gold. Fivetwenties are equal to about GO cents in Lon-
don.
It is estimated that with a recovery in the tone of the London market, and a scarcity of bonds among dealers, the price will have advanced fourteen doys hence, sufficient to pay a profit upon this shipment. This movement tends to prevent gold from rising above $1 40.
Money, Stocks, Etc. New York, May 25.
Money—Active and firm at 7 per cent. Sterling—Quiet at 109%@109%.
Gold—Irregular and unsettled, opening at
State Items. —Silas Farrell, living in Switzerland county, was accidently killed the other day, by the running away of bis team, while going down a hill. —Dr. J. W. Salter has purchased the Richmond Telegram office. The doctor has been the agricultural editor of the Telegram for seme time past. —Lizzie McDaniel, a young lady living at Spencer, Owen county, died last Wednesday morning from the effects of inhaling the vapor from Costar’s rat poison. Democratic Convention. — The Democracy of Hancock county meet in convention at Greenfield, on the 23d day of June, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket. —We learn that there are some eight or ten cases of small pox at Martinsville. The disease is of a very mild form, however, and we believe none of the cases have terminated fatally.—Owen County Journal. —Judge Daniel S. Gooding has arrived from Washington, at Greenfield. We believe the Judge intends addressing the people of this city next Tuesday evening, at the hall of the House. —Woodson Hamilton, charged with the murder of William Sail, was tried one day of the prcsent.wcek, in the Switzerland circuit court, and acquitted—the jury ^cing out but about forty minutes. —The horse fair at New Albany comnysnced on Tuesday. There has been a large number of entries and a spirited contest in trotting and running has taken place. The fair promises to be a decided success. —The Columbia City Post of tbe 24th instant says: We are informed that Mr. Thomas Blaine, who, our readers will remember, was assaulted by Palmer some weeks ago, is in a very critical condition. Our informant say* he is not expected to survive.” —The Richmond True llepublican, Julian’s “family organ.” says that General Grose’s appointment as Collector, has been confirmed by the Senate. It pays the general a high compliment, and is greatly rejoiced that so good a man has been selected to fill the position in tbe place of Mr. Harlan. There is method in that rejoicing.—JJelaxcare Press. (Republican ) A Probable Murder in Washington Countv.—We learn from Mr. George Godfrey that a serious difficulty occurred yesterday ner Twin creek Washington county, in which Robert Reeves shot, and it is said mortally wounded Joseph Hamilton. Two balls took effect upon Hamilton—one in the shoulder, Abe other in the chest, ranging up toward the heart. Bad whisky was the cause of the affray.—A r cie Albany Ledger, -■">///. Robbery.—We learn from Mr. Samuel Rishling that on Wednesday night, tho IGth instant, the safe of Mr. Moses Gordon, of FrancesviHe, was broken open, and $125 in money stolen. The thief or thieves, also carried off from Mr. Gordon’s store, clothing to the amount of two or tty'ee hundred dollars. At the present time we have no account of the capture of the robbers.— H'iuamac Democrat.
TAILORING.
BARKER & FOLTZ,
(Successors to Louis Bcholtx )
MERCHANT TAILORING EMPORIUM
The Leading House of Fashion.
I<arffe«t Stock in tlie City, greatest Variety in the City. I.ateKt Style* in the City, Beat Trimmings in the City.
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oods,
made u tamers
cheapest, by
(TN^HIS extensive stock of the greatest vaiieiy of La'.est tyles of French, American, English and German , bought at the recent decline In prices, win be p in the latest fashiens, or to the order of ens-
f.coring as with a call, at prices as chi
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B1RKEH Ac FOLTZ,
Nc. 31 North Pennsylvania street,
Second door south of Postofflce. CONKLIN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 60 iVorth IlliuolMStrrrf,
(MILLER’S BLOCK,)
’AS Just received his new end
well eelecled
§"1 stock of Spring Styl-s. end I, mw prepared to econimod te all wishing any thing in the above line.
Gent’** Cnrii lulling; Go«m1h Constantly on Hand. apr25 d3m ' ■IKxVKV 1.11*1*, IVIei-cliant Tailoi*, ' Ami Dealer in Gents’ Furnishing Good*, No. 20 Virginia Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. apr25d3m _ ___ WM. SWEINHART & CO.,
Merchant Tailors,
And i calers in
Gents 9 Furnishing Woods,
NO. II SOLTd MKRID1AN STREET,
GROCERIES.
1. ▲. 0R0S8LAHD. ■. C. HAKVA.
W J.GILLKSP1S •
DOUGLASS HAGUlBa. J M.OAUnnCLL.
Crossland, Maguire & Co.
WHOI.KSAL.F.
O-E/OOEE-S, Cor. Meridian and Maryland Ste.,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND
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A. JONES & CO., (Successors to Jones, Vinnedge A: Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS,
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Nos. 1 and 8 Bates House Building.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A. JONES. H. CLAY. E.F JOSES. I. W.JONXi
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WM. SCHOPPENHORST, Dealer in Groceries, Produce, FEED AND LIQUORS, Mo. 19S Cant Washington Street, (Opposite tbe Court House.) fl^HK highest market price paid for country produce. 1_ Good., delivered to any pa: t of the city free of charge. mchSl d3m INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY. MERRIFIELD & ROBIXSOS, DEALERS IN CHOICE GROOERIES AND PRODUCE. Merrifield & Robinson, Dealers in MEATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MKURtFlELI) A KOB1NSON, Dca'ers In FLOUR &: FEED. Corner N#w York and Tennessee Street* and Indiana Avenue. mcb37-d3m W. R HOGSHIRE & CO.,
DKALKR9 IN
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA.
mchS d3m
EATTEST STYEES.
The Murder of John Cox.—The examination of tbe young men. Day and Tomlin, for the murder of Cox, on Saturday evening, took place yesterday before Esquire Dannihie, who, after bearing rho evidence, pro and eon, held • PARIS & NEW YORK. the Circuit Court. In default of the requisite !
bail, they were remanded to jail to await the j
action of the grand jury.—Terre Uaute
Journal.
—The Terre Haute Journal tells of an individual of that county who went into the | county clerk’s office for the purpose of getting
a license to marry, but failed to satisfy tbe j _ • clerk that all things were right as to age, eon- ! Dl’eSS ailU Mei'CIiant Tailoring,
sent, etc. He went out to procure the neces- j sary evidence, but instead got boisterously drunk, and succeeded in getting himself into jail. That girl should consider before she
unites her destinies to such a mm.
—The Sullivan County Oil and Mining corn- i pany have secured a lease ot the well bored by i
the railroad company for water near the depot. I F 1 £ MR |A V A HI E T A IV AR It was sunk some six or eight years ago to the I’/loll IVlil iAIllilj I/AIIjUH.
depth of over six hundred feet, when the effort was abandoned. The oil company have erect-
Groceries, Liquors, COTTON TARN, ETC.,
No. West Washington Street.
JEWELRY.
New Jewelry Store.
Cincinnati Advertisements.
PIANOS.
CEROLD & BRO’S PIANOS. \~WTtl OFFER THI POBUC A CLASS OF PIANOS W which, in Workmanship, Durability, Touch, Richness, Depth and Brilliancy of Tone, are nnsurpassed by any, snd at prices less than con be purchased elsewhere, combining the same qnalities. Another Important Consideration These Pianos possess the comparatively rare quality of standing firmly in tune, and will stand any climate. Every Piano warranted for five years. GKEIFl.Or.ID <5s (KRO., Piano Forte Manufacturers, Of various styles and sixes, Northeast corner of Ninth and Walnnt Streets, (Metropolitan Building,) feb27d3m CINCINNATI, OHIO.
i 1 OSE AND BELTING. BRADFORD A SHARP, Manufacturers ot Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealers in Oam Belting, Hose, Packing and Lace Leather, No.il Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. JA.TIF* BRADFORD A CO., Manufacturers of French Burr Mill Stones, Smut Machines, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and Importers of tho genuine Batch Anchor Brand Bol ing Cloths. Office,57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan27 dtiin
COMMISSION.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT And Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Old White Wheat Flour,
And all kinds of feed,
Nfo. 76 TlusMachnNett* Avenue, apr3 ■13m — INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J0U3 T. DEWEESG & CO., Commission Merchants, SS Month Delaware St.,
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. S. C. TODD, (Late of Shanghae, China,) * The Great Chinese Doctor, Cares all Diseases. Office and Laboratory, 81 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, Residence, 152 North Meridian street, IJVDIA.NA.POLIS, INDIANA..
T~R ARTICULAR attention given to Consumption, ScrofmT ula, Old Sores, Chronic Diarrhoea, Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, and all Chronic Diseases. Hundreds of certificates of permanent cures of Diseases ptonounead incurable by family physiclani of this city can be seen atthe office. Consultation free. All medicines compounded by the Doctor in person sent to any address. Address D3. S. C. TODD, Pdstoffice Box 1397, mj2l dAwlm Indianapolis, Indiana.
THAD. DI. STEVENS, N. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No. 80 North Pennsylvania Street. Residence, corner Hlinols and First Streets. Office Hours, from eight till eleven a. «., and two till five p. m mch27 d3m l>r*. T. IVr. IVieliols, • DENTIST. Office and residence No. 27 West Ohio, between Illinois and Meridian streets. mch27 d3m
T^EYEOV^VE. TkR. J. J. WHITNEY, HAVING REMOVED TO NO. I 9 52, eecond floor, Hiller’s Block, North Ulmo's street, will continue the practice of h s profession. Residence, No. 81 East Michigan street, Indianapolis, inch'd d3m
Jan25 JAwlj
DAM CL DUBCAV.
W. H THOMAS.
JACOB DVXC1N.
ANDREW OEHLER, Watchmaker and Jeweler .To. ‘JO South Delaware- Mtreel, Bnw eo Washington an t Maryland St*., INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
D. DLWCA.Y Sc CO., CJKNERAL Commission Merchants,
J. M. YOIIART, HI. D.. Eclectic EUysician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEUR, Office No. 130 (residenceNo. 128) North Pennsylvania Street, one and a half sqnarea North of Postoffice, Indianapolis, Ind. Office honrsfrom seven to nine a. M.,oae to three and seven to nine r. *. * feb32 dly C3- . XT W E Xj Xi s 3 DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S BANK. feb!9 dly DK. HK!\'RY F. BAIO tl*, PHYSICIAN AADSUBGE0JN INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
M^hFFlCE—McOuat’s Block, Keatncky Avenue, room VF No. 6, 2d floor. Residence—No. 197 North Alabama. nov 10 dtf W. P. PARR, H. Dm Physician and Surgeon. Office—No. S3 Virginia Avenna ; Residence—So. 474 North Pennsylvania street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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EYE Xi^ID eXe,. TARS. CULBERTSON A HARTER, Occnlists and 1 9 Aurlsls, have permanently located la IndlanspoliiTfor the exclusive practice of Bye and Ear Surgery. Office over tbe State offices, opposite tbe State Bank, on
Kentucky avenae.
aprlS dim
And Dealer* in
FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, | ~
LIVERY STABLE.
PROF. EDWARD LE\0X,
81 41%, declining to 81 39, and closing at
81 39%.
Government Stocks -Are %@% better. Freights to Liverpool—Quiet. Stocks—Firmer; St. Paul preferred, 70; Western, 140; Pittsburg, 90%; Northwestern, 28%; do. preferred, 50; Illinois Central, 118%; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 8G; Ene, 90, Michigan Central, 108, Reading, 110%; Hudson, Western Union Telegraph, 02: 5-20 coupons of 1864.101%; do. 1805,101%; do. registered 7-30’s, 101%; 10-40 coupons, 94%. New YorK Market. New York, May 25. Cotton—2c. better; lair demand at 41c. for middlings; sales by auction today, for Government account, of 2,400 bales at 32@42%c. for low ordinary to strict middling. Flour—Opened 15@25c. better; closed dull and heavy, with few sellers, at yesterday’s prices; 88 50®8 95 for extra .State; 895009 90 for extra round hoop, Ohio; at 8 1 U@ 1 4 for trade
brands.
Whisky—Steady; western at 82 2f>. Wheat—Opened l@2o. better; cloied dull and heavy, with buyers generally refusing to operate at yesterday’s prices; 81 70 for old So. 2 Chicago spring; $1 80 for No. 2 Milwaukee; 82 12 for old No. 1, do.; 82 19@2 20 for new No. 1 Milwaukee. Rye — Firmer; sales at 90c.@|l 00 for
western.
Barley—Quiet. Barley Malt—Quiet; sales of 2,000 bushels
at 8 1 - 05.
Corn—Opened l@2c. better, and closed dull and heavy, with buyers generally refusing to pay yesterday’s prices; sales at 8208.1c for unsound new mixed western; 88090c. for sound new western, afloat; 91093c. for western yellow, and 95c. for southern yellow. Oats—Opened active and 1c. higher, but dosed dull; sales at 55016c. for new western; 60065c. for old western. Petroleum—Quiet and firm; sales at 22%e. lor crude, and 43c. for refined in bond. Coffee—Steady. Sugar—Firm; sales of Cuba at 10%®ll%c. Molasses—Firm; sales at 05c.for Porto Rico, and 70c. for Demarara. Pork—Dull; sales at 830 25030 37% for new mess; closing at 830 31 cash; 8290-29 25 toroid do.; 824024 50 lor prime; also, 5,250 barrels of new mess for June, July, August and September delivery, at sellers’ and buyers’ option, at 830030 75. Beel—Quiet; sales at §10021 00 for new plain mess, and §21 5002150 for new extra
mess.
Beef Hams—Scarce and firm. Bacon—Inactive. Cut Meats—Steadv; sales at 12%013%c. for shoulders; 17%018%c. for hams. Lard—Firm; sales at 19022%c. Butter—Lower; sales at 30®hk'. for Ohio, and 32045c. for State. Cheese—Heavy; sales at 8020c. Cincinnati Ylurket. CINCINNATI, May 25. Flour—Firmer; superfine 8950010 00; extra 810 50011 00, and family §11 50012 50. Wheat—Firm; a gooil demand for No. 1 new red at 82 50; No. 2 ditto §2 35, and extra spring 82 2502 30. . . , , , Corn—The demand better and prices higher; sales of No. 1 at 08®.19c. in elevator, and 70c. in sacks. Oats—Firm; sales at 48019c. for No. 1 in elevator, and 42©43c. for No. 2. Rye—Advanced to 85090c. Barley—In demand, and prices advanced to 81 3901 40 for prime to choice fall and Cana-
dian.
Whisky—Finn at 82 22 duty paid, and 82 23 in bond.' Butter—Dull; sales at 25027c. for fresh. Eggs—In demand; sales at 21e. shippers’ count. Mess Pork—Firm; sales at§30.10031 00; but demand light. Bulk Meats—In good demand, especially sides, of which 260,000 pounds sold at 15%0 17%c; the latter rate for clear; holders are generally asking %c. higher; shoulders 12%0
I2%c.
Bacon—Sales atl4%014%c. for shoulders;
19e. for sides, and^firm. Lard—In active demand;
at 12%c.
Gold—81 38%.
all offered taken
St. Louis market. St. Louis, May 25.
Cotton—Unsettled; holders ask 39040c. Flour—Inactive and unchanged. Wheat—Firm; sales of No 1 club at 81 800 1 87%; prime, §2 4002 50; choice, 82 6002 90. Corn—Declining; sales at 68@74c. OaU—Heavy; sales at 43046c.
Porte—Unchanged.
Bacon uhd Shoulders—Advanced to 14c.
Sides and Hams—Unchanged.
Lard—Unchanged. AV'hisky—Unchanged.
ed a derrick, have an engine "on the ground, and will be soon at work cleaning out the hole and boring still deeper in pursuit of oil. When the well was first sunk, a peculiar anil heretofore unknown substance was pumped up, which is now supposed to have been petroleum. It was found about 600 feet below the
surface.—Sulliraxi Democrat, lUh.
Democratic County Convention.—Pursuant to a previous call, tbe Deniix-ratie central committee of Pulaski county melon Saturday last, when it was resolved to call a county convention, to be held at the court houso, in Winamac, on Saturday, June 23, 1866, to nominate a county ticket to be sup-
ported at the ensuing fall election.
Tho basis of representation is made upon the vote cast for General McClellan in 1864, allowing each township one delegate for every ten votes so cast, and one delegate for a frac-
tion of live and upwards.
By order of the Central Committee.
Canal Meeting.—A meeting was held yesterday, at the olfice of Chase & Wllataoh, In this city, of parties interested in the maintenance of the Wabash & Erie canal. Nearly 8190,000 of sleek has been taken, and as soon as that amount is reached the company will be organized, and the work of repairing east of Lafayette commenced. The people of Covington, Perrysville and Montezuma, however, seem entirely indifl'erent to the success of the enterprise, having as yet raised no money to aid it. So far as we could learn, there is a disposition on the part of those acting In the matter to let those who want the canal kept up below Lafayette help to do it, and if they rely upon the liberality and public spirit of the citizens of Lafayette and towns east to maintain tho canal below this point, they will very likelv find themselves left out in the cold. Those who want help must put their shoulders to the wheel.—Lafayette Journal, 24th. —The two following items wo clip from the
last issue of the Richmond Palladium:
Arrest of a Counterfeiter.—On Saturday last, Ed. Mintzer was arrested in Lynn, in Randolph county, for passing counterfeit money, and brought to this city and lodged in the calaboose, lie had a preliminary examination before Commissioner Payne, on Monday morning, and the evidence was such as to induce that officer to send Mintzer to Indianapolis for trial. He has been suspected of dealing in counterfeit money for some time, but he plaved his game so “ fine” that positive proof could not be produced until he undertook the
transaction which resulted in his arrest.
Another Arrest.—A man by tbe name of Smith was arrested near Lynn, on Saturday morning, having in his possession quite a pile of counterfeit greenbacks, wbieh he was endeavoring to “shove” on the unsuspecting and ignorant. He was sent to Indianapolis, anti stands an excellent chance for locating
permanently at Jeffersonville.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.—The Democratic Central Committee of Whitley county do hereby notify the Democratic electors of Whitley county that there will be held in the court house, in Columbia City, on Saturday. June 2, 1866, a Democratic convention which will nominate candidates for county officers, to be voted for at tbe next October election, which are as follows: One county auditor, one county treasurer, one sheriff, one county commissioner (First District.) The committee recommend that the Democracy of the several townships do meet in their respective townships on Thursday evening, May 31. and select ten delegates for each township, except Etna, five, to attend the county
convention on the 24 of June.
The convention will have to appoint eight delegates to the congressional convention, to be held at Ligonter on the 14th of June next, to nominate a candidate for Congress and prosecuting attorney for this judicial district; also to attend to such other business as may
come before the convention.
By order of Democratic Central Committee.
S. H. Wunderlich, Chairman.
The Gibson County Murder.—The Evansville Journal gives the following additional particulars of the murder in Gibson county, which we made mention of a few days since: “ We made mention of the murder of a man which occurred in Gibson county, a few days since. At the time we were unable to learn the names of tbe parties, or the facts in tbe case. The murdered man was named Baldwin, and the murderer, Wade. A family feud had existed a long time, and was the cause of the trouble. The murder was committed at a school house in what is called the Barrens in that county. It appears that Baldwin had gone to the school house, at which a singing school was being held, armed vyith a club. Wade was a member of the school and was expected there. Baldwin seated himself in the aisle, extending his feet across it, but removed them for persons to pass, till a little brother of Wade’s came along, when he refused to let him pass, and treated him roughly. The older brother hearing of it, at once sought Baldwin and told him if he wished to abuse any one he should take somebody of hll size, or words to that effect. Some farther words passed, after which they left the house, and Baldwin at once began assaulting Wade, whereupon he was shot and killed instantly. This is substantially the statement as we have
received it
Mo. 33 Month Illinois Hirer*.
IMROFESSOR LENOX hMjU't re:urn«<l from New York with a fall and clruant Mock of Spring Qoole, and moved into hta new room**, one door north of hi* old room, which he has had fitted up to his order In magnificent style. Everybody in search of the lateat fashions may know Lenox by his sp'endid show window, on the east aide of Illinois street, a few doors south of the Palmer House mch'NIdJm
A LL kinds of Watches, Clocks aul Jewelry on haml. J\_ Repairing done promptly and naaUy, at the lowest prices. aprtto d3m BRUSHES. Brush Manufactory. Selimedel &. FVicUei*, Hart removed from 21* East Washington Street, to I*fo. lOtt Mouth Illlaois wired. Three doors Honth of Georgia, West Side, myfi dim*
MARBLE WORKS.
ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS.
t is south Illlnalt ttlreet.
lodianapolis Brush Manufactory. * NO 1M SOUT.i ILLINOIS STREET, (Tbir! door f»u b of Georgia ) ' Keep constantly on hand a Large Assortment of B Pfc XJ 13 K E S , Of their own manure lure, at Wholesale and Retail. my3 dly
Ho. 43 Wes* l,ouisiuna Ml., (Opposite Ution Depot J INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. I[ r" Consignments solicited. PostcfficeBox 1242. apr34 dtf J- 13. M Y E E S, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale and Beta:! Dealer in C'koicc Family Flour, Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Com Meal, aid all kinds of Feed, No. 15 South Delaieare St., Indiatiapolit, Ind. my5 d3m
SASH,
DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.
IVEW FACTORY.
Find lay & Co.,
Sculptor* and dealers inaM kinds of
Imported Warble Work, MANDFACfUftED IN CAKUAUX, ITALY. W*7E ALSO MAKE TO ORDER every thing perY* taining ts Marble work—Monument', Tombs, Vaalta. Mantle*, etc., at the most reasonable terms,
and warrant to give satisfaction.
Jtj 3 Orders from a distance promptly attended to. sprg3 tf
LEGAL TENDER.
The Celebrated Pacing Stallion, LEGAL TENDER,
■*T|: TILL stand the ensuing YY cultural Fair Grounds, will be let to tnarea for $50 to
season at tbe Union Agrl-
i uruuuu,, Edinburg, Indiana, and mares for $i0 to insore a mare with foal-
persona from a distance to pay before their mares are taken away. Good pasture for mares from a distance can be had at reasonable rates All care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no responsibility should any occur. The aesson to commerce the first of April and end
STENCIL, STETVCIL. FCATES 7 l'K.Trg PKB LETTER, And cost of Material. JOS J. SAYRE, Northwest corner Race and Fourth streets, mcb‘.’3 dSm Cincinnati, Ohio.
BVRK1T A SOXM, 4'or. 4jU‘orgiu and 'lYnnewtsee Ml*., ■ E A V f, at great expense, erected new shops and fitted | I them up with the latest and most improved mucbiuery, all direct from the best machine shops of the Kist, and are now prepared to manufacture DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, %% iadovr and Ikoor Frames. Bas. Cornice, I’ilaslers, Brackets, Mouldings, etc., etc; All kinds of Finishing, Lumber planed and cut to order, Flooring of all kinds, and Dressed Lumber, constantly on band. my4 d3m
HARDWARE. Charter Stove Store, Nos. 67 and 69 W. Washington 8t., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
a. a CM*a»o>
DAVID SCAM.
CU THOMPSON.
occur. The nesson to commerce the first of April ar the first of July, 1868. L. J. HACKNEY, Kee
:per,
Edinburg, Indiana
Ikescription and Pedigree. LEGAL TKNDKR Is a besntl'ul bUck, fifteen hands and a half high, eight years old this spring. In form, style, action and energy, be has no superior. Legal Tender was sired by Moodey’s Cr< cket, he by old Dsvy Crocket, and be by a Norman French Canadian horse. Legal Tender’s dam was by Mohawk. WILLIAM M. PRICHARD, mrhSO d2m* Franklin, Indiana.
R. L. A A. W. INcOUAT,
Marbleized Iron and Slate Mantles, Sctaooley’s Patent Refrigerators; Schooley’s Shower uiul Wardrobe Bathing Aj>paratus; Winchell’s Water Coolers and Filters; Torrey’s Artie Ice Cream Freezers; Nile’s Star Cooking Range. Every variety of Sloven, Coal Cr rates, Japanned Ware, Tin Ware and Honsehold Famishing Goods. APrlS d3m
saddles, etc.
i»A.TjrA snEi«uiA.jsr, Manufacturer of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Martingales, Coach, Baggy, and Wagon Hameaa, No. 41 north Illinois Street, near Exchange Stablea, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Repairing done to order. mchS4 d3m
PUMPS.
I,WCII A WOOI>, FXJMF ZMZ-AJKIEIEtS. Pumps of the best kind, warranted for one year. Wellsdngand repaired to order. Orders promptly ttended to. No. 4i Kentncky avenne. aprl6 d3m
NOTICE.
Indianapolis, May 22, 1868.
fT*HR undersigned, Stockholders of tbe Indianapolis, J Pern aid Chicago Railway Company, being the
mere of mors than one-fourth o ‘ iid Company, hereby call a gi ockholders of said Company to
“an
illd
’ with tbe slo
1 Indlanaoint stock
irs ot mart than one-fourth of the capital stock of
_*neral meeting of tbe
Stockholders of said Company to meet atthe office of said Company, in the city of Indianipolls, on tha 35th day of Jane, 1866, at ten o’clock, a.m., to taka into
and railroad of tbe , polls Railroad Compi company of aaid two
m,23 dim
aonvule, Madiaon and ay, thereby making a lo tallroads.
F. B. CUTTING. DAVID KACY,
VOLNEY T. M A LOTT, WM. HENDERSON, THBO. P. HAUGHEY.
AWNINGS.
W. H. GORHAM, Manufacturer of Plain and Fancy AWHSTHSTGI-S, For Storaa, Offices, Public Buildings and Country Seats. Teats, Wagoa Covers, Etc., No. 74 East Washington Street, P.O.Box 139 UVDIANAPOLIB. O* Orders from all porta of the country respectfully ousted. Orders left at Bambarger’i Hat Store promptly attended to. mylt dtf
INSURANCE.
The Left Thumb mashed. T Q. GUSTIN, of this city, received from our Acct JU, dent Inprance Company 843 SS for mashing his ett thaab with a hatchet. We pay ten dollars for aoddenta In tbe ordinary pureudta of lift to one for railroad accidents, yet soma man never think of insurance unless they ere going to travel. Our Inanrance covers even a I baa aUng *f a spider bite. 1 , J. S. DUNLOP dr OO., I myhtdgt Ho. U North Meridian.
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers in and Manufacturers’ Agents for RAILWAY, MILL AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATING AND HEAD LIGHT OILS. Office and Warehouse, No. 117 East Washiogton St., marUdly INDTANAPOLIS, IND.
FURNITURE.
WILKINS & HALL
(Succesrors to J. F. Ramsay,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
1^ IT Till i:.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
Fashionable Parlor Furniture,
Drawing; Room and library
FURNITURE,
Office and CouatiDg Room Farnitnre,
C li a m b e i* Sets
EMERSON, BEAM & THOMPSON, No- 225 and 229 liVst Market Street, Manufacture!* of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, Door and Window Frame*. Brackets, Mouldings, Etc., Etc. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Flooring, Cei)ing& Wcatherboarding gi*LOOKING worked Lumber dressed and sawed to F order. Scroll Sawing done to order. All kinds of rough Lumber constantly on hand. mch30 d3m WARREN TATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds. Door and Window Frame*. Bracket., Nfoaiaing., Etc., Etc. Wholesale and Retail Dealer In FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHERBOARDING. Flooring Worked Lumber dressed and sawed to order No. 38 Sonth New Jersey Street, mcb54 d3m* INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
PAINTING. PAFFMANN & DE TURK, House, Sign and Ornamental Shop, No. 147 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House, INDIANAPOLIS* IND. mch24 dSm
Livery and Boarding St able. M^HTIZENS’ LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE, No. 10 Boat Pearl alnet. In roar of Harrlaon’a Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania atreeto. Carriage# and Baggies tor hire on reasonable terms. Persona wishing to be conveyed to tbe adjoining towns
con be accommodated at this Stable,
aprll dtf - RULL1 VAN A DREW, Proprietors.
«. W. BITIROWS,
Livery and Sale Stable. Horses bought and *eld. Parties wishing good reliable teams, will do well to give him a call—No. 28 North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis. apr7 d3m
Headquarters for Livery Hire, On Reasonable Terms. TNICHANGK STABLES, OPPOSITE THE BATES Jji Honse. R. J. MORE HEAD. aprS d3m WILLIAM HLNESLET, Livery and Sale Stable, No. 37 Waat Pearl S,reet, in the rear of Palmer House, 1IV UI A. N A O LI fe5. Every description of Vehicles usually found In Livery Stables always on hand. Horses kept by the day, week or month. aorftdSm
c. J. SCOTT,
Late of Scott House.
HOTELS. j*rr. k. neon,
Late of Sherman Hon
Oriental House, Illinois Street, two squares north of the Union Depot, INDIANAPOI.KM, INDIANA.
NT AVISO leased the above house for a term of years, I X we have put it In tbo<ough repair, and are now prepared to entertain the traveling community. Boarders will be accommodated on reasonable terms. Merchants and others visiUng the city will find the Oriental a convenient stopping place. C.J.AJ.K. SCOTT, mchni dtf Proprietors, TUCKER HOXJSE, (Formerly Scott and Pyle House,)
Indianaand street. House, and
M^IORNKR of Illinois and Maryland streets, Y.' poll*, Indiana. Entrance on Maryland st Tbe undersigned has taken the above House, and oilers to those desiring Boarding, and tbe traveling fablie, as good Board and accommodation, as can be had In the city, and at lower rates than others charge for first class board,etc. api26 d3m SAMUEL TUCKER. Proprietor.
HORSE SHOEING.
HITCHENS Sc DAWSON, No. 44 Fast (Vlary land Street* Will devote their entire time ta HORSE SHOEING ONLY.
FAVING HAD LONG EXPERIENCE IN THE [ business, we guarantee satisfaction. mch3 dSm
FINE ARTS, ETC.
KNIGHT & LLOYD, HOUSE. SIGN
SALES AND WAREROOMS,
No. 30 South Hlinols Street* Factory opposite State Boom, formerly John Ott’s. my5 dim
rWTBl HERALD STEREOTYPING RgTABUSHj aim CMKe buua WATER, With Cream
I MENT is the man complete of any in the State < all other Eyrnpa.
and publishers would do well te wB there before ew’ FT General News Agent* for 0. and
tractin* thalr work. 4.M.U.
traettag their work.
AND
Ornamental Painters, miller*. Block* No. 60 North minis St., Hoorn 16* Second Floor. ncchlB d3m
FLOUR AND FEED. SECREST & GRAYDON, Dealers In Flour and Feed, No. 41 Sonth Alabama Street* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. IHP floods delirered free of charge. Scales always ready for weighing Com and Hay. mah23 dSm
COPARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Copartnership. PERIODICAL AXD NEWS DEPOT, No. 3 Spencer Honse Block,
SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET.
HALL & FRANCES,' XTAVB formed a copartnership and opened a General IJL M «wa Depot for the sale of tha popnlar Periodfcfliof the day. Chicago, CtneiwuU, ft. Louis and In-
dianapolis Dally Papers. Also,
Stationeries, Comrectioneriew* And choice SODA WATER, with Cream and Nectar and
ILC. R.R., and
aprMdSm
Pictures, Frames, IVIIrrore* Looking dnmea* TS/L OTJ XulDX IXTO-S, Artist Materials, Tassels, Cord, Picture NalLn* Ftc.* "Wholesale and. ILetail H. LIBBER & CO.’S, 31 North Pennsylvania Street. mch3 d3m
BED BOTTOM. tMIOXTIzXOlSr 3 s
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
Bromiley's Patent, September 20,1884.
Manufactured and sold by
CABINET MAKERS’ UNION,
No. 105 East Washington Street, opposite the Court House. *
QUEENSWARE, ETC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E A. W00DBRIDGE, IMPORTER OF QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLEKY, AND PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington St,
dec 1 dtf
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BILLIARDS.
Billiards! Exchange!! N. D. KENEASTER, T AT* OP MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA, HAS RE1 A fitted the EXCHANGE BIEE1ARD ROOMS, With all new tables—Phelan’s Improved Elastic Combination Cushions—and invites all Knight* of the Cue, And their friend*, to give him a call atthe Exchange Billiard Rooms, No. 33North It'inoD street. J. H. SHARFF, late of Uartinsburg, Va., apr!2 3m Business Manager. New Billiard Hall’
GEM BILLIARD ROOM, No. 0 West WoNhinglon Street.
IX SUPERB TABLES, being Phelan’s Combination. Four Pocket Tables, the best in the city. Ceutrally located, and easy of access, being on the ground floor. An elegant Bar attached, which is supplied with choice Lienors and Cigars. Open day and nigbt.
WIGS!
WIGS. WIGS!
MEDICAL.
/Special Notice to Ladies. M It is nil important that ladies should have prepara- ■ tloni specially adnptad for complaints to which they I are peculiarly subjec', at cnee safe, healthy and certain. Or that they should consult one who has made this treatment his special study. DR. A. M. NAFRICEAIT, Professor of Diseases of Wonen, Has been in extensive and successftil practice for npwards of thirty years at his pbbsikt omc*—a fact that speaki for itself—and is known to thousands of ladles as the author of “The Married Woman’* Private Medical Companion*”
id imIvlser
lady will perceive his thorough knowledge of her i plaints, symptoms and causes, and their skillful am mediate treatmrnt. It Is a life-long, reliable ad
and companion. Over
HALF A MILLION LADIES Possess it. Every husband should have it. It is sent
by mail, price $1.
He guarantees a safe and immediate and efficacious cure of all special difficulties, irregularities and obstruclions, either in person or by malL Ladies frem all parts of the United State* consult him with the greatest cou-
fluence and certainty of success.
O.A.TJTIOIvr TO LAIDIES.
Be not Imposed upon by the cheap, worthii Jurions nostrums of •• Female Pills,” “ “Drops.” calmed noon the credulnn.an.l lom
less and in-
Powders
— vs.au OWJU avsa axu. Tt U.HAN a TLIV Midical Compa.nio.v,” or consult Dr. Mauriceau by
ter, and so guard against impositions.
MARRIED AND SLVGLE LADIES Who desire a safe and certain remedy for irregularities or suppressions of nature, from whatever cause, can
rely upon his celebrated
PORTUGUESE FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS Composed of rare and costly imported extracts. They are a reliable specific for ladies. Pleasant to the taste, being sugar coated, healthy and certain in all cases. They can not fail. In recent cases they succeed in fortyeight hours. Price 83 per box. Id obstinate case-, those two degrees stronger should be used. Price $5.
No Agents appointed. Address Dr. A. III. KAURICEAI , Professor of Diseases of Women.
Office 129 Liberty St., or Box 1224, N. Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards of twenty year.. They are sent by mall, in ordinary letter envelope., with full instructions and advice.
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WIGS!
J. T. ZMI-AvIHIOiFtlSrEY, No. SS North Illinois Street* Near Bates Home, M TAS the largest assortment ot Ladies’, and Gents’ I I Wigs, Braids and Curls in the city. Repairing neatly done. Ladies* Hair dressed in tbe mart fashionable manner. aur2d3m
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Office and Consultation Parlors are located at No. 39 South Delaware Street* YMTH2RE ha will continue to \ Y treat and cure Private Diseases, iu all their species, stages, ramifications and phases. Dr. \Ym. Thomson will give toj each patient a written instrument,! binding himself to effect a radicals and permsuent cure, or make charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made the, treatment of Private Diseases a spe-t cialty since the year 1851—three years in the city of Buffalo, New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eight years prac tice in Chicago, Illinois, he cured over thirteen tho-sind cases. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general disease, of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vapor Bath of thermos! ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treatment. SKMIN AL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self abuse. This solitary Tice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following traiu of morbid symptoms unless combated by -cieuiitic meU : cal measures, viz: Sa’low countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing iu the ear*, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots,uneasiness about the loins, weakness f the limbs, confusi
RENOVATORS. .A. 2STEW Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment. B . J . BAAB, No. 19 South Delaware Street* Dealer in CAST OFF CLOTHING. ICr’Dyeing, Cleansing and Repairing done to order.
perior to any now before the
naiT nxMKrm over
1864,1865.
>efore the public, haviag taken the all others wherever exhibited In
The Cabinet Makers’ Union having secured the right of the State ef Indiana for tha above Bed Bottom, are now prepared to furnish the public at wholesale ar retail. mchl4 d2m
BARGAIN 8 . (Hood Bargains for Cheap Residences. *611 sell vacant Lots and furnish such lumber as YY we k* ve in our lumber yard on terms that will amount to but little more than rent—say one-sixth cash, balance in payments of one-sixth every six months untd the whole is paid. DUNN A LOVE.
acquaintances, adispositicu to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples snd varioua eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweat., fetid breath,coughs,consumptioo,monomania, and frequently insanity. The afflicted, on tbe first appearance of any of the above symptoms,should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief. lO* Office and Consultation Parlors,No. 2ilSouth Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O. Box 1650. feb t -dl v Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. Red Jacket Bitters. fJlHIvH BITTERS ARK PREPARED IN PURE 1 bourbon Whisky, from a combination ofovtr twenty different kiurts of roors, barks and herbs with
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership
FMtllE copartnernership heretofore existing between i the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual vwt. The business of Book B.uding, Publishing, Wholesat* School Book and Stationery, wilt be carried on by NAT. BHrtvrt.EFF and DAN’L MACACLKY, at the old stand, who will pa, indebtedness and set-
tle all accounts of the late firm.
Indianapolis, May 14, ’60.
JOHN J. PamsonS, DAN L MA'JAULKT, NAT. SHURTLEIF.
FMtHE undersigned have purchased the interest of J. 1 J. Parsons in the above business, and formed a copartnership under the style and name of Shurtleff A
Macauley, and would respectfully soli of the liberal patronage extended he:
firm.
ravl7 d3w
inui
eretofore to the old NAT. SHURLKFF, .DAN’L MACAULEY.
IRON RAILING.
B. F. HAUGH & CO., Manufacturers of WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Railing and Jails, VERANDAHS, BASK VAULTS, TK0N DOORS, SHUTTERS, BOLTS AND IRON 1 Front*, also, plain and ornamental Iron Stairs and general house smithing, and builders of E. NIAS’S PATENT AA1E* No. 74. South Pennsylvania Street, mchia d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
LOAN OFFICE.
PAWNBROKERS.
J. Sc IN. SOLOMON, Have opened the Central Loan Office, NO. 93 ILLINOIS STREET, M'tNK DOOR SOUTH OF PALMER HOUSE, WHERE \_W they are prepared to loan money on all articles of value. A large lot of-unredeemed pledges for sale cheap. lf~pPrivate entrance on Pearl street mchl4 dSm
MACHINERY.
vvr *-»i . v^uapiu, WUU U'Ct-t tiJCUI OUWCSd.uIly
in his practice for miry years, and by their use gamed
great a popularity in the treatment and cere of Dyspsia, and Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick sn I s Headache, Fever and Ague, and all the dis-
, Fever and Ague, and all the
eases arising from torpid liver and indigestion. Per-
ringfrom either of the«e loath<ome dis nd a cure by the u«e of these BiU»rs, which are
e from all those drugs and i
diseases
e ease:
sans suffering from will find a cure by
perfect'y pure and f.ee from all those drugs and poisons usually put up iu such preparations, and palmed off on an unsuspecting public. A single trial will convince the most skeptical that in the RED JACKET there is a
virtue that no other Bitters possess. They strengthen and invigorate the system. They are onequaled for general debility.
They are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assist In digestion.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure diarrhea andcholera morbus. They are an antidote to change cf water and diet. They are the best stimulant In existence. They are a preventive of Fever and Ague.
They relieve ConsUpation. They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable. The genuine RKD JACKET BITTERS a
quart bottles; never by the gallon, quart or pint. See that our private Government stamp is unbroken
rer each cork.
> perfectly pur
genuine RKD JACKET BITTKRS are only sold in bottles; never by the gallon, r ‘
etbi “
over eacl
Sold by alt druggist and dealers throughout the
country.
Call for Red Jacket, and take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied on application. BENNETT PIETEBS & CO., • Proprietors, apr90 dAw4m 31 and 33 Michigan Av»nue, Chicago.
IXR,. OAOIETfc’S Female Monthly American Pills.
fMTHESK PILLS are the result of much study and I careful experience in all the varieties of Female
and in cases of Irregularities, Suppres-
Complaiuts,
sious, Leuchorrse or Whites, Inflammation of tha Bladder, Kidneys or Womb, and Loss of Nervous energy, etc., their use is above all praise. Are entirely free from any Mercurial or Mineral Poisons, and are free from any danger. Can be used with perfect safety. Among the many thousands who have used them in all parts of the Union, none speak ill of them, for all like
them.
Price One Dollar Per Box. They are sent la a thin, fiat box, postage free, to all parta of the United States, upon receipt of the price. Prepared and sold by DR. EWING,
No. 33 Virginia Avenue,
aprSdly Indianapolis, Indiana. ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who has suffered for years from Nerv-
Debiiity, Premature Decay, aud all the ef-
;'on, will, for the sake of suf-
the recipe
which
ad-
fecu of youthful indiscret'on, will, tor the gs (bring humanity, send free to all who need it, , and directions for making the simple remedy by ' ke was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by th vertiser’s experince, can do so by addressing, in p
onndence, mayl-d3m
ag, in perfect
JOHN B. OGDRN, No. IS Chamber* St., New York.
DRS. FESLER & FRUNEL Office—79 Market street, two doors east of the Postoffice, Eden’s Block, Indianapolis. flESIDES Family Practice, will give special attenD tlon to the treatment of Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, and Eruptions of the Skin, Diseases of Females, auch as Failing and Ulceration of the Womb, Absent or Painful Menstruation. Also, Piles, Fistula and Prolapsus Anl, Cancerous and other Tumors. Office hours from eight to twelve a. u., one to five, and seven to nine r. u. aprlfidly
chine Works, Richmond. Send tot circulars. Address JONAS W. YK0, my!6 dAwlm Richmond, Indiana.
SITUATIONS.
EXPRESS.
CirTY EXPRESS.
HAS YET A SMITH*
No. ae% North fennuylvania St. -ggB—
City Intelligence Office.
Situation* procured for Book-keepers. Situation* procured for Clerks. Situations procured for Agents. Situations procured for Servants. Situation pn ured on Farms, A ND for all kind* of Ubor. Vice versa. Merchant-., Master Mechanic*, (jaoaral Agent*, Landlords, Housekeepers and Farmers can oak* selections from
our many applicant* at th*
City Intelligence Office, No. 83% North Illinois Street, room No. 9, —rtdftn I a- MOORE. Proprietor.
>^choleraX /DISARMED! THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE DESTROYED. T'kR. COURTABETS DISINFECTING FLUIDS. Se1 W cured by Letters Patent in the United States and Prance. Prepared solely by the Hew York Disinfecting Company, at their laboratory, Nos. 298, 300 and 302 Henry street, New York. Office, 42 Cedar street. Thia company organised on a permanent basis, with Dr. Courtaret, the celebrated French Chtmist, in charge of IU Laboratory, is prepared to furnish iu Disinfecting ims, nurseries, urinals, water closets,
Fluids for sick rooms, nurseries, urinals, water closets, privies, cesspools, sewers, gutters, ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons, and public institutions of all kinds, slaughter houses, offal and fat-boiling establishments; all kinds of manures, (immensely increasing the value of the latter to every farmer,) and wherever poisonous and offensive gasses exist. These agents are deodorizers, antiseptics, antiputrescents, and disenfectanta in
putrescents, ami
the scientific meaning of the words. They remove noxious gases and odors by the chemical principles—leaving in their places healthlul air; they are destroyers, and not merely abaorbents of poisonous gasses; not Iqjnrious to
9 tes: ery, which, with hundreds of others can company’s office
Bt be
seen at th*
is repn
made many trials of disinft ctants, but now consider that we have found an article which surpasses all others as a remedy against all bad odors. T. Rocsun At Co.
Nnw You, April 9,1966.
To thaPresident of the New York Disinfecting Company: Dear Sin We pronounce it without exception to b* the best we have ever known. Iu effect upon every
matter is complete and instantaneous.
0. A. Stxtsox, AstorHous*.
ITT* N. B.—These Disinfectants are used by the scavunder the direction of the Sanitary Ptuioe of th*
eager*, under tne direction of the Meffippolitan Health Department. POWELL * THOMPSON, 42 Ct
it. New York.
H, 42 Cedar street, New Tort, General and Sole Agents for the Untied ftatss and tha I 0«"«de*, to whom nil orders should be addressed. I For sal* by all Druggists and geaunl dealer* t* tha lUattodftatoe and Canada*. myWdlft